Talk when you leave.
Listen when you arrive.
Every handoff loses context — end of day, timezones, standups. Relay turns a 60-second voice note into a structured baton your team can hear. No docs. No meetings. No lost context.
Nikhil
Sat · 11:42 pm
Auth is live; billing is close but the deploy is blocked on a key.
- Done
Shipped the auth flow to staging
- In progress
Billing page — components built, wiring left
- Blocked
Deploy is waiting on the Groq API key
- Next
Wire billing, then seed the demo team
The relay
One feature. Three timezones. Zero meetings.
The baton never stops moving. Context passes hand to hand while half the team is asleep.
Ana · Lisbon
18:00 WET
Dev · Bangalore
09:00 IST
Sam · New York
08:00 EST
Why it's different
Every tool makes one side cheap by making the other expensive.
Relay is the only one that's cheap on both ends. Talking is the fastest way to get context out of your head; listening is the fastest way to get it into someone else's.
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to record
0s
to catch up
Catch me up
One button, one voice recap of everything since you left — compressed across every handoff, not just the last one. Docs can't talk; Loom can't summarize.
Ask the track
“What's blocked right now?” — answered only from your team's handoffs, with the source baton cited and expandable. No digging through threads.
The living canvas
The whole relay on one pannable map: who passed what, which tasks are still open, and what got dropped between handoffs — spotted automatically.
How it works
Three moves. That's the whole app.
The Pass
When you stop working, talk for 60 seconds. Rambling is fine — say it like you'd say it at the coffee machine.
The Baton
Relay structures your voice into a clean card: done, in progress, blocked, next. Glance, fix, pass.
The Catch
Whoever sits down next presses play and hears a recap of everything since they left — not just the last note.
Pass the baton before you close the laptop.
Start a relay in one click. Share the link. The next person hears exactly where things stand.